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Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 156, 31 December 1887, Page 1

KIR KCALDIE & STA I NS. ALL are invited to promenade tho Showrooms and inspect this unrivalled collection, without beinj? importuned to purchase. In the FANCY DEPARTMENT is an immense assortment of Basketware, at the following prices : — Flower Baskets, 6d, Bd. lOd, Is, Is 3d, 1b 6d each Hand Baskets, 9d, ls^-ls 3d, 1h Cd, to 8a Cd each •Waste Paper Baskets, 9d, Is, Is 6d, 2s, to 8s 6d each Ladies' Fancy Work Baskets, ss, 6s, 7s 6d, 9s, 10s Gd, 12s Gd each • Ladies' Knitting Baskets, Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d caoh Ladies' Cap (circular) Baskets, 3s, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s each Lunchoon Baskets, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s Cd, to 15s 6d eacn A _ ... ' Clothes (ciroular and square) Baskets, 7s 6d, Da Cd, Ils 6d, 14s Cd, to 15s Gd each Wool Baskets, 2s, 3s, 4s each Pin Baskets, 3d, 4d, Cd, Bd, 9d each „„.¦,,. Afternoon Tea Basket Tables, 11s Gd, 12s Gd, 15s 6d, 18s6d, 255, 28s Gd each Japanese Toilet Burnished Metal Mirror, on stand „ Moon „ „ „ A great variety of shapes and sizes in Lacquered Trays, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s Cd, ss, 7s Gd, to 15s each Ash Trays, 3d, Gd, 9d each , „, X _„, , Circular and other shapes, Fire Grate Fans, with stands, 3s Gd, 4s Gd, ss, 7s 6d eaoh Japanese Whatnots, 7s Gd, 9s 6d Bamboo Occasional Tables, 11s Gd, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 21s, to 42s Handsome Inlaid Tables, 425. Bamboo Brackets, Is 6d, 2s, 2s Gd, 3s Bamboo Paper Knives, 3d, Gd, Is. Kakemono Pockets. Owari Teto-a-Toto Sets Hoyashi Dobin, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 7s Cd, Ils 6d. Imari Cups and Saucers, 3s Gd Eggshell Cups, 2s Gd, 3b Gd, 4s. Paper Weights, Is, Is Cd, Is 9d 4-fold Hand-painted Screenß, 7s 6d, Ils6d,l«>s6d, 18s Cd, 21s 4-fold Black and Scarlet Grounds, beautifully embroidered Birds and Flowers, m Chintz Colonrs, 47s Cd, 555, 635, 755, 7 guinoaß eaoh , 4-fold Tilloul Ground, with Birds and Trees elaborately worked m White and Gold, 75s each . „ 4-fold Creme Satin Gronnd, exquisitely wrought with Silver and Gold, eminently Buitablo for a wedding present, J67 15b . In the SILK DEPARTMENT will be found some very special lines, admirably suited for the present season. Any of the articles mentioned in tho following list would be a highly appreciated present :— „,.;¦* GENUINE DUCHESS IRISH POPLINS, direct from the celebrated manufacturers, Pimm Brothers, of Dublin. 12yds Plain, 6yds of Handsome Stripe, to match in colour perfeotly, in all colours, £9 9s caoh dress Genuine Irish Poplins, in all colours, 16yds for £1 18s 6d . A magnificient assortment of all tho nowest makes and latest colonrs in Silks 18yds of Pongee Silks for 455, all colours. 18yJs Gros Grain for 70s, all colonrs 18yds Surah for .£4 10s. 18yds Ottoman for £5 ss. 18yds Merveilleus for 15s CHINA WASHING SILKS, in lengths4>f 19ydseaoh, forlßßGd,22B 6d.255,275Gd CHINA SILK ROBES, handsomely embroidered in Self and Chintz Colonrs (unmade). 65s and 73s 6d _ . In the COSTUME DEPARTMENT are Print Costumes of the newest designs at 14s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 18a 6d, 21a, 23s Cd, 275, 355, 48b Gd, to 5£ guineas each Fancy Costumes in all the fashionable textures and trimmings, 21s, 255, 30s, «Jss, 425, 58s 6d, 60s, 635, 67s 6d, 84s, £5 ss, 6gs., 7gs., Bgs., and 9ra. , A very large choice of Black Cashmere Coßtumes, trimmed with Jot, bilr, & Jiraid In the MANTLE DEPARTMENT is a great variety of styles and materials, any of which would be a most acceptable prosont. Ladies' Dust Coats, all colours, 12s 6d, 15s, 18s 6d, 21s, 255, up to 4 guineas each All tho newest makes in Black Silks, and tbo latest styles in Mantles, handsomely trimmed, 12s, 47s Gd, 50s, 55a, 635, 73s 6d, to 10 guineas each Dolmans, 30s, 355, 42a, to sgs. each. Black Lace, Gronadine, Figurod Poplins, Beaded and Striped Velvets, Mantles, Dolmans, Fichus, and Visitcs, 12s 6d, 17b Cd, 21b, 25b, 30s, to 7 guineas each KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, TAILORS, HABITMAKERS, CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, AND GENERAL CASH DRAPERS, LAMBTON QUAY & ST. GEORGE'S HALL, WELLINGTON. WILLIAM DAWSON AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, TTAVE just oponed up their New Season's Stook of LAWN MOWERS AND LAWN TENNIS GOODS, Comprising the Latest Novelties and Pattorns in DEMON AND CHAMPION RACKETS, ALSO POLES, NETS, BALLS, &c. INSPECTION INVITED. GREY AND FEATHEESTON STREETS.

ICTHI BAN ! TjIANCY GOOD[S AND OEOO'KERY BAZAAE, CUBA-STREET. OHR7.STMASTIDE 1887-8. We have now opened up and marked oS our stock for the season, which includes an immense variety of NOVELTIES ! ; In evory conoeivable Bhape. j The ! FANCY GOODS Department is replote with I everything the most fastidious can desire. Tho CROCKERY Department is well-assortod, among which may be named a BEAUTIFUL and UNIQUE seleotion of TEA and BREAKFAST SETS, all of which were purchased in London at such prices that must command a sale. Our LEASE expires (of which we obtained an extension) shortly after Xmas, and it is our intention to literally empty the shop. WE WILL SELL ! And those simple words embody everything. The stock is marked so low that it is almost impossible to resist the chances we give you to obtain a MEMENTO for your friends and relatives during this glad season of the year. Our tables are opon for inspection, and we cordially invite you and your families to walk around them and see for yourselves if what we say is no TRUE. We oan give you an ARTICLE for 6 D ! We can give you an ARTICLE for £10! And you will be satisfied with what we sell you. Recollect please, and call and see us, and bring all your FRIENDS. Tho Shop will be opon during the Xmas Woek until 9 p.m., And Christmas Eve until MIDNIGHT. IOHI BAN BAZAAR, CUBA-STREET. THE EXCHANGE WINE CELLARS, Featherston-street. For the Approaching Festive Season, JOHN MAGT.NNITT Has mado unprecedented provision. The new promises in Foatherston-strdet are unrivalled, and the stock is second to none in the city. Since tho disastrous fire in Panama-street, which nearly ruined him, he has carried on business in temporary premises, only to a limited extent. With the facilities that he now has, and the largest stock in tho city ; with the good wishes and support of his friends and patrons, he is Banguino of the future. He cordially invites the publio to visit his new establishment, which will be lit up during the Christmas week. Having lately been appointed Sole Agent for S. Smith St. Son, of South Australia, ho will shortly be enabled to supply their celebrated Wines. He takes this opportunity of wishing his numerous friends A Merrt Christmas and a Happt New Year. The following prices, for cash onlt, will be observed during tho Christmas holidays : — Champagne, from 65s por caso Sparkling Burgundy, from 75s per case Port Wine, from 42s to 85s per dozen Sherry Wine, from 36s to 70s Claret, from 30s upwards Assorted Australian Wines, from 28s per dozen English Alo, from 10s 6d per dozen Dunedin Alo and Stont, 8s per dozen Bass' English Ale, Ac. HAMPERS AT ALL PRICES, TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. ALL claims against the late Mr. HENRY STILLING and thn late Mrs. ELIZABETH STILLING are requested to be sent to our office before the 15th January, 1888. BELL, GULLY & IZARD, Solicitors to the Exoeutors of the late Henry Stilling and Elizabeth Stilling.